Arrows | |||
27F0 | ⟰ | Upwards Quadruple Arrow | |
| → | 290A ⤊ upwards triple arrow | ||
| → | 2B45 ⭅ leftwards quadruple arrow | ||
27F1 | ⟱ | Downwards Quadruple Arrow | |
| → | 290B ⤋ downwards triple arrow | ||
27F2 | ⟲ | Anticlockwise Gapped Circle Arrow | |
| → | 21BA ↺ anticlockwise open circle arrow | ||
| → | 2940 ⥀ anticlockwise closed circle arrow | ||
27F3 | ⟳ | Clockwise Gapped Circle Arrow | |
| → | 21BB ↻ clockwise open circle arrow | ||
| → | 2941 ⥁ clockwise closed circle arrow | ||
27F4 | ⟴ | Right Arrow With Circled Plus | |
| → | 2B32 ⬲ left arrow with circled plus | ||
Long arrows | |||
| The long arrows are used for mapping whereas the short forms would be used in limits. They are also needed for MathML to complete mapping to the AMSA sets. Long arrows for chemical reactions constitute a set as follows: 27F5-27F7, 1F8D0-1F8D8. | |||
27F5 | ⟵ | Long Leftwards Arrow | |
| → | 2190 ← leftwards arrow | ||
27F6 | ⟶ | Long Rightwards Arrow | |
| → | 2192 → rightwards arrow | ||
27F7 | ⟷ | Long Left Right Arrow | |
| → | 2194 ↔ left right arrow | ||
27F8 | ⟸ | Long Leftwards Double Arrow | |
| → | 21D0 ⇐ leftwards double arrow | ||
27F9 | ⟹ | Long Rightwards Double Arrow | |
| → | 21D2 ⇒ rightwards double arrow | ||
27FA | ⟺ | Long Left Right Double Arrow | |
| → | 21D4 ⇔ left right double arrow | ||
27FB | ⟻ | Long Leftwards Arrow From Bar | |
| = | maps from | ||
| → | 21A4 ↤ leftwards arrow from bar | ||
27FC | ⟼ | Long Rightwards Arrow From Bar | |
| = | maps to | ||
| → | 21A6 ↦ rightwards arrow from bar | ||
27FD | ⟽ | Long Leftwards Double Arrow From Bar | |
| → | 2906 ⤆ leftwards double arrow from bar | ||
27FE | ⟾ | Long Rightwards Double Arrow From Bar | |
| → | 2907 ⤇ rightwards double arrow from bar | ||
27FF | ⟿ | Long Rightwards Squiggle Arrow | |
| → | 21DD ⇝ rightwards squiggle arrow | ||
| → | 2B33 ⬳ long leftwards squiggle arrow | ||
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